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An HA failsafe triggering on a standby device that is marked as next active for a traffic group does not clear the next active setting for that device. This leaves the system in a state in which the device designated as next active cannot take over for the active device in the case of a failure.
A device marked as next active for a traffic group with a triggered HA failsafe does not take over a traffic group in the case of a failure on the active switch.
-- High availability (HA) setup with two or more devices in a device trust and device group. -- HA failsafes are configured on one or more devices in the device group. -- The HA failsafes are triggered on a device that is currently in the standby state and designated next active for a traffic group.
Workaround is to force the device in question offline, so that another device is marked as next active.
The system now correctly removes the next active setting for a device when it is in standby mode and an HA failsafe triggers. This causes a new device to be picked as next active if one is in standby mode and capable of running the traffic group.
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